A.A.S. Industrial Cybersecurity Engineering Technology

(2 Years)

Program Objectives:

  1. Identify and respond to security concerns relating to operational cyber-physical systems.

  2. Coordinate among key stakeholders for matters dealing with the security of cyber-physical systems.

  3. Promote stakeholder awareness and education relating to cyber-physical systems security.

  4. Establish optimal policies for managing risk in cyber-physical systems.

  5. Use security criteria to influence technology selection and deployment.

Student Outcomes:

1. Apply the fundamental principles of cyber-physical systems.

2. Explain the need and purpose of securing cyber physical systems.

3. Identify common weaknesses in cyber physical systems.

4. Evaluate the security of cyber physical systems by applying pertinent recognized standards.

5. Propose practices for managing cyber physical systems risk.

6. Implement techniques for defending cyber physical systems.

Program Admissions Requirements

Students must meet with the Program Coordinator prior to beginning course work.

Placement Test Math
ACT 19
SAT 460
ALEKS 30

General Education

The listing below includes program requirements that also fulfill General Education requirements.

Objective 1- ENGL 1101 or ENGL 1102 13
Objective 23
Objective 3 - Choose MATH 1143, MATH 1147, MATH 1153, MATH 1160, MATH 1170, or MGT 2216 13-5
Objective 54-5
Concepts of Chemistry
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Lab
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Lab
Essentials of Physics
Elements of Physics
and Elements of Physics Laboratory
General Physics I
and General Physics I Laboratory
General Physics II
and General Physics II Laboratory
Objective 6 3
Total Credits16-19
1

 “P” courses are equivalent to the original course.   

Major Requirements

ESET 1121Basic Electricity and Electronics4
ESET 1121LBasic Electricity and Electronics Laboratory3
ESET 1140Applied Technical Intermediate Algebra 15
ESET 1162Industrial Safety and Regulations2
ESET 1181Introduction to Cyber-Physical Systems3
ESET 1182Information Technology Fundamentals3
ESET 2282Introduction to Networking3
CYBR 3383Security Design for Cyber-Physical Systems3
CYBR 3384Risk Management for Cyber-Physical Systems3
CYBR 4481Defending Critical Infrastructure and Cyber Physical Systems3
CYBR 4486Network Security for Industrial Environments3
CYBR 4487Professional Development and Certification3
INFO 4411Intermediate Information Assurance3
Choose a minimum of twelve (12) credits from the following:12
Introduction to Energy Systems
Introduction to Energy Systems Laboratory
Electrical Systems and Motor Control Theory
Electrical Systems and Motor Control Theory Laboratory
Fundamentals of Control Logic
Thermal Cycles and Heat Transfer
Nuclear Steam Supply Systems
Process Control Theory
Process Control Devices Laboratory
Practical Process Measurements and Control
Reactor Theory Safety and Design
Electrical Engineering Technology I
Electrical Engineering Technology I Laboratory
Electrical Automation Theory
Electrical Automation Laboratory
Choose one of the following Objective 1 Courses:3
Writing and Rhetoric I
Writing and Rhetoric II
Choose one of the following Objective 3 Courses:3-5
Precalculus I: Algebra
Precalculus
Statistical Reasoning
Survey of Calculus
Calculus I
Business Statistics
Choose one of the following Objective 5 Courses:4-5
Concepts of Chemistry
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Lab
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Lab
Essentials of Physics
Elements of Physics
and Elements of Physics Laboratory
General Physics I
and General Physics I Laboratory
General Physics II
and General Physics II Laboratory
Total Credits63-66
1

 Apprenticeship students may substitute MATH 1147 for ESET 1140.

Degree Totals

Program Admission Requirements0
General Education16-19
Major Requirements (Required General Education credits removed.)53
Free Electives
Total Credits69-72

ISU Degree Requirements

ISU General Education for College of Technology

Major Academic Plan (MAP)